March for Science, Washington 2017

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2023

One Myrtle Proves Nothing: On Experimental Designs and the Study of Biological Systems MPIWG Room 215

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Rendered: An Elementary Mobilization of Computer Graphic MPIWG Room 215

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Zairian Chimpanzees for U.S. Labs: Development, Conservation, and the Politics of Resource Access MPIWG Room 215

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2024

Energy is an Empty Signifier MPIWG Room 215

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'The Most Noble of All Commodities': The Global Gem Trade and the Seventeenth-Century Earth Sciences MPIWG Room 215

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All That Breathes: Film Screening and Discussion with the Filmmaker MPIWG Main Conference Room

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In Search of 'A New Planetary Culture': Lynn Margulis and the Lindisfarne Association, 1974-1998 MPIWG Room 215

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Planet as Mis-en-Scene: Nonfiction Cinema and the Ecological Sublime MPIWG Room 215

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For the Love of the River: Nuclear Ecologies and the Sensory Politics of Green Energy MPIWG Room 215

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Oral Histories of Knowledge Harnack-Haus Humboldt Room

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Environments of Reproduction Harnack-Haus Humboldt Room

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European Noise: The Cosmo-Politics of Noise Abatement in European Cities Boltzmannstr. 16

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Laboratory for Oral History and Experimental Media Series: Voices of the Nakba Seminar Room, Boltzmannstr. 16

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Noise as (Environmental) Knowledge Boltzmannstr. 16

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Disposable Modernity: Masks and the Rise of the Throwaway Medical Culture MPIWG Room 265

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Laboratory for Oral History and Experimental Media Series: The Era of the Witness Seminar Room, Boltzmannstr. 16

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Knowing Trees: Co-producing Epistemologies of the Environment and Health Harnack Haus

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Plants from Pyramids: Biogeography, Climate, and How to Write Cultural History MPIWG Room 265

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Laboratory for Oral History and Experimental Media Series: Animated Archive Seminar Room, Boltzmannstr. 16

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Situating the Symbiotic Planet: A Workshop on Lynn Margulis in Science, Culture, and Society Harnack-Haus Lise-Meitner-Saal

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